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  1. Zerobricks
    I was a bit worried that the big integrated hub will repalce them, yes.
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    Exactly, seems to have simillar functionality and part couunt as the Airbus, but much more inflated price. This one is the black sheep of this wave IMO, way too expensive and not even RC. On other hand, at least the PU L motors are still being produced.
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    4 L double sided CV joints used in the Skyline for AWD 4L links uses for steering in Skyline and probably Bronco New rim in the Bronco o + o beam in the Valkyrie Flat wheel arch in Bronco and Ferrari Round wheel arch flare in Bronco New wheels in the rover 45 degree small panel in front of Ferrari and I think on top of doors in Lambo ... And probably more
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    A quick mock up shows that we should be getting a 4 stud long double ended CV joint and I think I can also see a 4 stud long steering link which is also probably used in the Bronco.
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    Those are not original Power Functions servos, so I can't tell you what the issue is.
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    Like @Aurorasaurus said, PF Servos require supply voltage and use PWM pins only for positioning.
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    So much word salad, yet so little information about things like scale or functions. With 1410 42210 seems to be a 1:12 scale and the 42208 1:16.
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    Just connect a horzontal slider directly to the PF output, no modules needed.
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    Are you using a normal slider to control them? Can you post a photo/video? EDIT: I tested a 3.0 on my own PF servos, no issues, I recommend setting the ramp to 0 for even better response.
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    Are they original LEGO PF servos?
  11. Zerobricks
    From the perspective, befoe the 12 tooth bevel gear seemed to be touching the above flip flop beam. Also, yes, the 8 tooth does rub against the bevel gear, it's very easy to build and test yourself.
  12. Zerobricks
    Seems like the 12 tooth is also grinding on the upper beam.
  13. Zerobricks
    Nice use of H frames to hold the rear axle and nice to see the new suspsension arms being put to good use! Best of luck with the project, Ivan.
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    Was lookind at the deisgn from October.
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    Amazing concept @gyenesvi what I would do is simpy integrate towball into the hub and increase the hole to accept the larger, stronger CV joint. You can also use LOTR rings or bushes on 3,2 mm axles for bearings.
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    Woah, even a fake engine! Amazing work.
  17. Zerobricks
    Why didn't they use the blue half bushes? They are available...
  18. Zerobricks
    Talk about smaller, more compact suspension components, here's an idea for a custom planetary gear hub that combines the compactness of: Connectivity of: And internal gearing of:
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    Nice find, thank you!
  20. Zerobricks
    Awesome little MOD. Great idea about using XL motor as a structural component, I have yet to use it for a steering motor. Any issues with torque twisting the rear axle?
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    I was getting worried about you, so glad you recovered and finished the model! Thank you for the detailed journey, as a person who does not have this set, ir eally enjoyed it and feel tempted in building my own dozer or a construction machine. Can't wait to see you build the 42077, it's one of my faves at the moment.
  22. Zerobricks
    The ball joint indeed steers the wheels. A very interesting solution. Also worth noting is that we get 3 or 5L suspension arms in red.
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    Great idea using the double CV joint from Ford GT between axles. A very nice blend of Technic chasssis and classic styling!
  24. Zerobricks
    You have to use 48496...
  25. Zerobricks
    They are half of 45 degrees increments?
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